Do you read electronically?

[Daikun]

I'm just curious: Do you like to read your books with an electronic device like a Nook or Kindle, or do you prefer to obtain physical copies from a bookstore (if you still have one near you) or online shop?

[Spark Of Spirit]

I can't stand reading on a screen. Not only does it give me a headache, but I also lose attention faster. I prefer physical books.

[Avaitor]

I have an app on my iPhone where you can download classic literature, and when I'm away, I'll read a bit of some of the books I have saved from there.

Otherwise, I much prefer physical copies, in any case. Books are no exception.

[Dr. Insomniac]

I was born with physical copies. I'll die with physical copies.

[Foggle]

I was born with physical copies. I'll die with physical copies.

[Rynnec]

The only times I'll ever read electronically are either if I can't find a physical copy, or if it's e-book exclusive. And even then I'd prefer to have something that at least emulates physical reading like a kindle, rather than read it on my phone.

[Pharass]

Personally, I prefer physical copies, but have nothing against reading books digitally.

[Angus]

I did try to read a light novel online, and The Wonderful Wizard of Oz over at Project Gutenberg.

[LumRanmaYasha]

I definitely prefer physical copies, especially for books. When it comes to comics, I'm a little more okay with reading digital versions, but would still rather feel the soft, rough touch of paper and ink between my hands all the same.

[VLordGTZ]

I prefere reading physical copies of books, but I tend to read more books digitally due to convenience.

[Lord Il]

There's no denying the convenience of reading electronically, but physical copies of books in my hands is how I like to roll.

I have to laugh at some people I know who will buy a Kindle, use it only a few times and end up never using it again.

[Angus]

Nice thing about physical books is you don't have to worry if you lose it.  And if it's something from Twilight you can almost always find a replacement copy for like a dollar or two at the library.  Doesn't quite work with Hunger Games though.

[Commode]

I read mostly on the Kindle app on my phone, mainly because it's so easy to whip out your phone when you have a few extra minutes to spare.  I mean, I'm always carrying around my phone, don't often carry around books.

[The Shadow Gentleman]

I was born with physical copies. I'll die with physical copies.

[No-Personality]

The last time I didn't read electronically (and I'm not talking Directions, like on a packet of soap mix or whatnot), I was doing one of those Choose Your Own Adventure books.

Not a big fan of other writers' fiction.